
This episode covers the cold case homicide of Gary Albert Herpst, discovered after a dog brought back a human skull in 2017. The investigation reveals a gunshot wound and leads to a clandestine grave in Scott County, Minnesota. Detectives discuss the circumstantial evidence and the challenges of identifying the victim.
Detective Peter and his team recount the initial 911 call and the subsequent search that uncovered skeletal remains. They highlight the significance of the gunshot wound and the uncertainty surrounding whether it was a murder or suicide.
The episode features the role of the DNA Doe Project, which uses genetic genealogy to identify victims. In this case, they successfully identify the remains as belonging to Gary Albert Herpst.
Neighbors recall suspicious activities at Herpst's home in 2013, including late-night cleaning and the disposal of items, leading to speculation about foul play.
Chad and Kaya, witnesses to the suspicious activity, share their observations, culminating in the chilling realization that something terrible may have happened to Gary.
Detectives investigate the cold case of Gary Albert Herpst, identified through DNA after a dog finds his skull in 2017.

This episode stands out for the following:
It tells me that it's most likely the story of murder.Sneak peek: What the Neighbors Saw (Game delay)
I think they finally killed him.Sneak peek: What the Neighbors Saw (Game delay)